In order to allow Packer to connect to Private Triton installations
we now expose `insecure_skip_tls_verify` which, if set to true, will
allow the user to make requests to Triton installations that use a
certificate not signed by a trusted root CA
This brings packer into the same version of triton-go as that in Terraform, where we rewrote the package from a library with everything in 1 place to individual packages
I was able to successfully provision a machine on triton using this new change, you can find the output in the attached gist
https://gist.github.com/stack72/a64d745459107c5a16bcb156965597ce
This commit substitutes the now-deprecated gosdc library for the newer
triton-go library. This is transparent from a user perspective, except
for the fact that key material can now be ommitted and requests can be
signed with an SSH agent. This allows for both encrypted keys and ECDSA
keys to be used.
In addition, a fix is made to not pass in an empty array of networks if
none are specified in configuration, thus honouring the API default of
putting instances with no explicit networks specified on the Joyent
public and internal shared networks.
* Fixed minor lint error.
* Added documentation for this builder in `triton.html.md`.
* Added (and updated) the needed Joyent Triton Cloud API Go libraries
to `vendor.json`.
This is a builder for Joyent's Triton system. It was originally at
jen20/packer-builder-triton, and subsequently at
joyent/packer-builder-triton on GitHub. The following commit vendors the
dependencies.
Adrien Delorme
stack72
James Nugent
Matthew Hooker
Jasper Siepkes